The evolution of Neogene Terrestrial Ecosystems in Europe, edited by Jorge Agusti, Lorenzo Rook and Peter Andrews

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The evolution of Neogene Terrestrial Ecosystems in Europe, edited by Jorge Agusti, Lorenzo Rook and Peter Andrews

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edited by Jorge Agusti, Lorenzo Rook and Peter Andrews

Instantiates

• The evolution of Neogene Terrestrial Ecosystems in Europe

Publication

• Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 1999

Bibliography note

Includes bibliographical references and index

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Contents

• 3.
• Pliocene tephra correlations between East African hominid localities, the Gulf of Aden, and the Arabian Sea
• Peter B. deMenocal and Francis H. Brown
• 4.
• Climatic perspectives for Neogene environmental reconstructions
• Eileen M. O'Brien and Charles R. Peters
• pt. II.
• Miocene mammalian successions
• 5.
• critical re-evaluation of the Miocene mammal units in Western Europe: dispersal events and problems of correlation
• 1.
• Jorge Agusti
• 6.
• Large mammals from the Vallesian of Spain
• Jorge Morales, Manuel Nieto and Meike Kholer
• [and others]
• 7.
• Trends in rodent assemblages from the Aragonian (early-middle Miocene) of the Calatayud-Daroca Basin, Aragon, Spain
• Remmert Daams, Albert J. van der Meulen and Pablo Pelaez-Campomanes
• [and others]
• 8.
• Introduction
• Late Miocene small mammal succession from France, with emphasis on the Rhone Valley localities
• Pierre Mein
• 9.
• Late Miocene mammals from Central Europe
• Jens Lorenz Franzen and Gerhard Storch
• 10.
• overview on the Italian Miocene land mammal faunas
• Lorenzo Rook, Laura Abbazzi and Burkhart Engesser
• 11.
• Miocene large mammal succession in Greece
• Jorge Agusti, Lorenzo Rook and Peter Andrews
• Louis de Bonis and George D. Koufos
• 12.
• Chronology and mammal faunas of the Miocene Sinap Formation, Turkey
• Juha Pekka Lunkka, Mikael Fortelius and John Kappelman
• [and others]
• 13.
• Late Miocene small mammal succession in Ukraine
• Valentin A. Nesin and Vadim A. Topachevsky
• pt. III.
• Palaeoenvironments: non-mammalian evidence
• pt. I.
• 14.
• Marine invertebrate (chiefly foramaniferal) evidence for the palaeogeography of the Oligocene-Miocene of western Eurasia, and consequences for terrestrial vertebrate migration
• Robert Wynn Jones
• 15.
• Palaeoclimatic implications of the energy hypothesis from Neogene corals of the Mediterranean region
• Brian R. Rosen
• 16.
• Contribution to the knowledge of Neogene climatic changes in western and central Europe by means of non-marine molluses
• Daniela Esu
• 17.
• Palaeogeography of the circum-Mediterranean region
• Sedimentary facies analysis in palaeoclimatic reconstructions. Examples from the Upper Miocene-Pliocene successions of south-central Tuscany (Italy)
• Marco Benvenuti, Mauro Papini and Giovanni Testa
• 18.
• Neogene vegetation changes in West European and West circum-Mediterranean areas
• Jean-Pierre Suc, Severine Fauquette and Mostefa Bessedik
• [and others]
• pt. IV.
• Palaeoenvironments: mammalian evidence
• 19.
• Shrews (Mammalia, Insectivora, Soricidae) as paleoclimatic indicators in the European Neogene
• 2.
• Jelle W.F. Reumer
• 20.
• Mammal turnover and global climate change in the late Miocene terrestrial record of the Valles-Penedes basin (NE Spain)
• Jorge Agusti, Lluis Cabrera and Miguel Garces
• [and others]
• 21.
• Palaeoenvironments of late Miocene primate localities in Macedonia Greece Louis de Bonis
• Genevieve Bouvrain and George D. Koufos
• 22.
• paleoecology of the Pikermian Biome and the savanna myth Nikos Solounias
• Mediterranean and Paratethys palaeogeography during the Oligocene and Miocene
• J. Michael Plavcan, Jay Quade and Lawrence Witmer
• 23.
• Vicariance biogeography and paleoecology of Eurasian Miocene hominoid primates
• Peter Andrews and Raymond L. Bernor
• Fred Rogl

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980098049430

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24 cm.

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xv, 512 p

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9780521640978

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